Nigerian gospel singers, Tope Alabi, Yinka Alaseyori, Bidemi Olaoba, Peterson and Ebuka Songs have mourned the death of their colleague, Toluwanisings.
DAILY reports that Toluwanisings slumped at his Ibadan residence on Wednesday while about taking his children to school.
According to his PA, Babadunni Gbolabo, the singer died after being rejected by seven hospitals in Ibadan, Oyo State.
While tagging the incident as a big shock, Tope Alabi wrote, “This is such a big shock! I still can’t wrap my head around this. It hurts, but I will not sorrow as those who have no hope. I find comfort in knowing that a saint has joined the angels.
“Toluwanisings, rest on, dear one, in the bosom of your Lord. May God comfort and strengthen your family, friends, and colleagues. You will forever be remembered.”
Yinka Alaseyori in a post on Instagram wrote, “Even in our pain, Lord we judge you faithful. It is well. Rest Easy Soldier.”
Bidemi Olaoba posted on Instagram, “Lord, we judge You faithful, even in moments like this when words fail us and our hearts are heavy. Even when we do not understand, we choose to trust You.
“Even through the tears, we hold on to Your unfailing love. Lord, we still judge You faithful.”
Ebuka Songs wrote on his Instagram page, “Ko si kan kan ninu aye (there’s nothing in this world).
“I Genuinely don’t have words since the news of our beloved brother broke to me yesterday, but in all of it Lord we Judge you Faithful
“Today flight felt very different, became moment of deep reflection and truly all I can say is there’s nothing in this world. Stay focused to your assignment. My Condolences to the families and friends of our dearest brother.”
Sharing a broken heart emoji alongside one of the deceased’s songs, singer Peterson wrote, “TOLUUUUUU0000000000UUUUU.”
Singer Busola Oke, better known as Eleyele, wrote on her page, “Why do good people leave so soon, Toluwanisings this is painful, your humility, talent, love for others and dedication to the kingdom’s project is priceless. It is well Great Soldier, rest in power.”
Tope Alabi, Yinka Alaseyori, Bidemi Olaoba, Ebuka Songs mourn gospel singer, Toluwanisings